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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

The following deeds have been filed
for record In the Auditors ONCE:
JaA A. Hall, for the congregational
Church Of North Seattle. 10 Phares Hsr.
Eison, lot 9. block IL, A. A. Dsnny's ad
dition 10 Bell 4 Denny's plat Of Seattle.
Consideration. pastoral services.
John Murphy and Mary Murphy 10
Tnomas Hood and Samuel B. Carr, all
Of the trees and timber on the % or Of
SEQ l, ~ % N, h Q +, 81.
II. l.. Yealer asd wife 10 Jessie NJ.
Adams, lot l, block 81, @. O. Terry 3 sec
0nd addition, $3.50.
Thomas Hood. Mary T. Heed and 8.
B. Carr and wife 70 JOAN Murphy, se or
OF sec I. 70 % N,R3E, $500.
James Hove and May Howe to Robt.
Hove Of Polk county, Or, the soath
half Of lot 4. block 2, Ooms.ock add
tion, 81.
Henry Lohss and Meta Lohss 20 Paul
Cote, lots and 8. block 10, Nagle's lad.
dition, s6co.
Henry l.. YeslsF and wife 10 James
OospeFs, lot 2, block 56, O. C. Terfy's
first addition, $500.
W. II. Hughes, guardian Of the estate
Of w. N. Bell, to 2. Harrison, all inter
est In lot 6, block II, A. A. Dspzy's addi.
tion 10 Bell 4 Denny's plat. which was
granted IN 1850 TO said p. Harrison as
trustee on condition that the property
be used forever for church purposes or
q forfeit OF $50 would Be en- acted By
the Bell estate. =. Harrison pays the
$50 and secures clear title 20 the land
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

ME.s 4. Laks ana b. K.is I'm 70.
4 .naas Guy yesterday mornine.
Ms. Alsx. Mon<esnsssy hss spl. IA.
eAR8s STORE - AZ. A. Levin 4 O..
Il. BeEllnas, - tha arm a. Kaufman
4 bsrIinsE. q Taeoma. aDens ysa1sEday
d Seattle.
@. h Ckaas q Port BIaksly. 7. 3
Townsend, = noss1berR and Ms
Crawford 81 PorEland are as fha A.
linga0n.
Captain Lzbbg, 4 Maltau, +. q. An.
dre8z. A. ". 8sEalts, ". Jeakfns and
,. 7. Payne. q taeoms, and G. Laas.
q saa kransisuos aRs Is he AEiinRton.
n Adams. Of whIea IlirsE, wa. Pow
ell. q Lake WnshinRtou, Mfm Gram, az
Iecoma, n + Hatch aud D 2. Bar.
nard. 81 Oiympia. q. r WItan and
wife. Of Tacoma, aad Wm. Z Brand, Of
Portland. are ~ he Nsw England.
Wa MsKnight u Nswnassls, w. ID.
Iml0ek and T. n. Reid % Taooma, J.
w. Giddinaa Of stsnwooa, Rfank o.
MeaksF Of Payzlinp, Al. Jones and Mrs.
Smithsou Of Portland, and Henry Osto
and q. h Goodwin ~ Port Gamble,
are 81 The Brunswick.
Pc Parker Of Edison, Mrs. y. Com
stock a. PERI Madison. j. A. Campbeli
Of PORT Blakely. W. 3. Elweli Of Oiym
pia. George 1ihbetts Of 6qusk, n. h.
Nichols Of 3poka6e Falls, J. Blythe Of
Biakeiy and fhomAs Payne Of Enoho
mish are At che Occidental.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

rFsses6lnEs 81 shs WnsElssfon TerFl
ssry TrlbannI
Ihs foliosin2 prsssedinan 81 iha 50.
pssms Osars u shs Tsrrisosy Of wash
inzsos. smbrsss ne work Of he OourI
- tie present.
British bark Lsfona ~ J. ". Ne
AileDs 1ftsen days nsfies Of tim,
and plaes q takinR dispositions; sl
4. 81 Chambsrs Mayar Of Oh ympfs
e 81. ". Territory Of WasAiaato e
ri. Ballard q a. motion % afhsn iadg.
msns denied.
n. n Morris ~. Manshssssr q Bel
iossII; iadgmsnt Of Disriss Csurs Il
q. Stevens v. 4. d. stratson; mOtiOu
70 nf1lEm granted.
o4ton & siaaford ". J. b ssifxisr;
iudRma1t Of Distriet Court affirmed.
O. g. 4 n. Co. " T. W. Osslsy; mo-
ton 10 dismiss appeal denied.
Brunswick Il Bake Co. Va Taoom q
Mill Co; motion 50 afirm denied.
j. LsaFy and q. l. Yeafae " Rerri-
tory; appeal dismissed, and iudgnent
for Territory.
AN. %. ". Il. b. Day; motion
70 strike bill Of exoeptions denied.
h Parker " George D'Asres; appeal
dismissed.
". Mac va D. J. Gaddis ct al: raIs
on clerk % amend certificate.
ID. n. Osb1rne a %. ". II. H. Van
Atten; motion 10 strike bill Of excep-
tions denied.
Isaac Pinsas ~. jasper Hartman;
writ Of eErog anc appoai dismissed.
Alex. Melvills ". Ohehalis county; ap
peal diamisssd.
J. q. Pninnsy ~ James Hazxard;
Judgment Of District Court Affirmed.
Waterman 4 Kate ". Wan. Lemon 81
az; appeal dismissed.
George Bwift ". VIM. Slime; jadg-
menf OF DisiFist Court sfiEm.
4. Meeker ~ A. Gardella et al; ieAye
given 70 amend record.
ID. j. Chambers ". ID. Hoover; motion
10 diapiss dsuied.
@. Rosenshsl ". J. 4 s. D4anenbaum;
Judgment OF District IouFt affirmed.
J. E. smith ". 3. q. Wingard; motion
10 affirm Judgment donied.
J. IA. LAmmon W. E. Giles; motion to
dismiss writ denifd.
9. b. q N. %. ". Il. g. 0Brien; ap-
peal dismissed.
Savage ". Maresch; motion to dismiss
granted.
). GaFdnsr Kenyon W. Knipe; iudg-
ment Of lower oours affirmed.
Territory ~. w. q. LAngf0rd; motion
70 dismiss granted.
Yesler W. Barker; Judgment afRFmea
Yaeler W. Mrs. =. A. Mott; same
Cation and Stanford % al. W. Switz-
lee FehearinQ denied.
Walsworah and Gaines ". " .O.Squire;
iadgment affirmed in favor Of W. O.
Squire.
Mccieay W. Talbot, and Mseleay and
wife ". Talbot; judgment Of the lower
Court affirmed.
KFatz 4 Bonner VI. Dawson; motion to
dismiss denied.
ID. Ainsw0rth ct al. vs. Territory; mo
ton 70 assign errors and fils amended
certificate, granted.
The following persons we're appoint
ed United States Commissioners: A. j.
Thompson, Pomeroy; Chaa. II. Easter
day, Tacoma; John /. BorRe, Sprague;
ID. H. Mullen, Montesano; and Charles
b. johnson, SPOKANE Falls.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

PouT TouNsEzID, Jan. 1l.--Amerioan
bark James Cheslon, Captain Gutter.
80 t0na, eight days from San Fran
cisco, arrived here last night. She will
load q return cargo Of lumber at one
Of the Puget Mil O0mpany's mills.
TIE tug Mogui arrived here lass night
aud Feoogss towing 20 Pori Angeles the
American ship Sc. Stephen, csai laden,
from Seattle for San Francisco. Tue
Mogul tswed the ship into Angeles on
account Of heavy southwest winds IN
the Straits.
The tua Tyee arrived here this morn
fng and reports towing 10 Port Angeles
the AmeFican bark Cowlitz, lnmbeE
laden, from Port Gamble for San Pedro,
Tbs Tyee t0wed the CowIifz 70 AnQe' o.
on account Of heavy southwest windE
IN the Straits.
Tug MoQaI left here this meFnsng for
Tacoma 10 tew the American ship Two
Brothers 10 seq. The Two Brothers is
loaded with q cargo Of coal for San
RKanoisao.
Toe following vessels are at Port An
Gelos awaiting favorable opportunity 20
70 sea: Ammerican ship 81. stephen,
1902 tons, Captain Donelass, coal laden
from seattle for San Francisco. AmeFi-
eau bark CoWiitz. Captain Gsmmsn.
lnmbsF laden from PORT Gamble for San
Pedro. American schooaer 0ourssF,
Captain Colby, lnmbeE laden from Pert
Blakels for San Pedro.
The American ship Alaska, Captain
PdtohaFd, which IL loading coal at Ia
coma for San Francisco, IL about ready
for ssa and viii sail In few days fol
her destination.
The British bark Autoinette. Captain
Bunie. reported arrived at ViotoFta yes
day, VITA 9 general cargo from Hong
kong, has been chartered 70 load Q cargo
Of lumber Il Tacoma for China.
Fng Blakely returned here this mora
ing the AmoFicsn ship Top Gallant,
Captain WickburR. Captain Saith, Of
the hlakely, reports heavy southwest
wind 10 the Straits. The ship Top Gal
liant IL lumber laden from Port Blslkelv
for San Francisco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

81 m1r1 oerzrrxr.
ThaEs ere bonds q ell s1rss Il I'll.
world uf ours.
kseten Of frseudaAtp and siaaof nowsra.
Ard true lesers' knote. nasn,
Tia siEi sd tie boy aes boana b .
Bat thsrs'snsssr . bond. old fris1a, lila
wshlss drnnk from The sane sauisusl
Il vas somssimss sassr and somstinas
mflk.
Asd sonetimss appleiaek, ina e silk;
Bat whatsEsf tbs tIppls has been,
We Shared Il together, IN 6nne o. hlizs;
And I warm % ysu, frisnd. when think
OF THE
We drank fron the sams e.nsssal
TIE rioh and tie great sit down 70 dine,
Aad they qaad 10 zach athsr il spark-
hne vine.
From glasses Of crystal and green:
bat l guess in their golden potationa
they miss
The warmth OF regard 70 Be found in
We have drunk from the sams can
teen.
We have shared our blankets ana kents
together,
And have marched and fought IN an
kinds Of weather.
And hungry and full ne have besn;.
Had days Of battle and days Of resi-,
Bat this memory cling to and love the
best
We have drunk from the same can
teenl
For when wounded | lay On the cutter
slope,
With my blood flowing fast. and but
little hope
Upon which my faint spirit could lean !;
Oh, then. ] remember, yoa crawied 20
my side,
And bleeding 50 fast, IL seemed both
must have died,
We drank from the same oantsenl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

PKRcxDEScE AT WAsHISaTaS. = Tie
drst ladies Of Washsnetaa aFe again
aaitAsed upon the moUsntoos qeesiiOn
81 precedenee. This question comes up
10 s3me form tnst ~ certain ~ tbs so-
eial season cpens- Il has been given .
starr this year hy TIE H0Sr sasoessiou
bill. Mira Eadicalt, MEs. Manning. MEs.
Whitnay and Mrs Ytlzs rot toeeghes and
triad 10 dsaide whsfheF the passage Of
the bill turning the Pftstda1stal sncoss
sian into tha C4hsnxs snsteAd Of into tie
ssnate. a. heretofore. Eboaid b rsRArd
"a e changing ths relative rankiH9 q
the to bodies fron . soctai ssancpcint.
This started The coatFaseEss. Oae q
tie OMninss LADIES' even vest 80 far ~
10 cali upon the SerRettrY % nsate and
sea his viewa The quaatiun ~ unelksF
: Cskinef afaesr's Wifs VII hsresfteF
tska pseeadeEca ever 9 Ssnntof's wifs 4
oaaSsanssd faislY hEfoFe tie suzam1nEtg.
--Cas. g. L1uiz GasAe Esmp<suf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

r,.sn this data eoiIecaIone
80, eur ctr subscsibsEs VIII
- rssds bYf the pest-intsasgsn-
- n,anaGsnieuf direct. :. a.
smaller mas been appolnsed
srsIecter and will hereafter call
spon eur patrons for the Daily
= Iii business connected with
,se routes. &. .. fAeanys s1s
..rmer useagent. FstlFes from
100 depaFfn1ens, but al Bills
- naIsy city subscriptions 20
gsnasy So, 1887, are due MF.
meany ard viii be collected
bs him
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

Looks I.TKH BunNEzs-J. x. Murphy
chief engineer for the Oregon Improve
meat Company, left this city yesterday
morning With a surveying party consist.
ina Of too men, fatty squippea Ter =
long STAY Ia the goods. Besides tents
and eAmpins OUTFIT. the party took two
wagons and seven horses. They vent a.
far IS Newcastle By rail, and from there
took the road over into equak valley. II
is hoped they will eonhua their surveys
for the present 10 q line FROM the Cedar
River sxtanslen 20 the Common Point,
bat whether they viii do this bsfoFs
thsT run the lines from Nay Greek
into Snoqaalmie. We are unable 10 state,
altheaah most likely they will operate
between May Greek and SnoQuAlmie
flFst. T. J. Milner accompanied the
party - far ~ Newcastle, 10 give them
3 coed asnd OF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

DHArH ox JoHx W. BRAzEK.- Hon.
John W. Brace died ct Portland on
Thursday, after long illness. The de
ceased formssly bad charge Of the Ore
goa Steam Navigation Oompany's af-
fairs a the Cascades. which position be
held for many years. aud vas supeFin-
tsndens Of the first railroad 10 Oregon
OF Washington feFFitory-a short line
al she Cascades Tefm after term be
represented Skamania county iE the
Territorial Legislature, aud IN 1879
married Miss phemis Biies, youngest
daughter Of James Biles. Of 1umwaieF.
de afterwards moved 20 Portland. where
be leaves large business interests. being
owner Of the Sc. Charles Hotel. He Il =
brother.in Law of NJ. 3 Drew, Of PORT
Gamble. Tue funeral takes place 10
Portland today. Deceased leaves q wife
and several children.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

Crest exoitement has been c41sod u
Tbs vicinity Of Paris. Texas. By the r.
naxkAbis reesSeFY Of Mr.. J. & C0risT,
whe Gas % helpiess be eoaid not tara
IA bid. or raise hia hssd; everybody
said be vas dyina % CoBumpsiou. A
tzial bottle o. DE-. Kings Nsu Discover
was senf 70 hfn- Flndi1a relisf be
boaRhg a large bottle and . bon Of De-.
kima'a New Life Psllss By ths fi~e be
bad taken gw9 bgxen Of Pills and tws
hosftes a he Discovery. ~ wAs Vel
aad hsd gained IN dezh thirty an
p0andA TriAI basila Of Ills afraf Dis
ep4eEy foF ConSumptian free Is A B.
ezzwkMz'A ~
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ADYIuR no mornRnN.

MRs. WusLow's SO0rHIBa SYRuP, fer
children teethine. is the prescription Of
one Of the best female nurses and ply
sici&ns in the GATED States, and has
been used for forty PEARS with never
failing success By millions Of mothers
for their children. During the process
Of testhing its value 10 incaioulabie. Il
rslisves the child from pain. cures dys
EMERY and diarrhma, gripping In the
bowels and wind colo. By giving health
- the child Il rests the msfhaE- Prios
&c. Q bottle. eu2Idw1y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

A team from che Seattle Rife Club
competed, yesterday afternoon. for the
prizes offered BY the Ballard Repeating
Arms Company, Of Springfield. Mass.
The shoot took place at OardmoOr
Range. and vas Al 900 yards. Of hand.
usingSh4rpss Bonehard rides. The Rifle
team has an allowances Of 30 points,
which hriuRs It's SCORE up to q total Of
636 pointa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

HoRxEs .-Jast nO~ there Is consider
able demand for horsss. and thsre are
several persons in seattle 6aying 40 all
ths spase aninals they can eel hold Of.
Oas nan. Who bousht several bead and
uanss nine OF ten mere. says that he
intends 20 take some railroad eonfracta
IL she spring and wili require the horses
foe THAI work
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

SUDDEN DEArH.-OaF Port townsend
correspondent writes as follows, under
date Of January l4th: "Thon as Wright,
al cid and respected farmer in she
Chimacum Valley, vas found dead last
evening, reclining IN q chair before the
stove N HE house. the deceased vas q
native Of Eaaiand. IS years Of age, and
q shoemaker BY trade. and vas entirely
alone az the time OF bis death. He was
unmarried and leaves ne relatives IN
this country 20 far as 10 known. OorO-
neF J. 8. Wyckoh left this morning for
Chimacam 90 hold an inquest over the
RENAME OF the unfortunate man"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

A sarioos ofisr Was made The other
day - . lady whe recsntiy fes1rnsd
frsm trAveiinR IN Palestine. Ska had
hronzn4 back with her kax fall of TIE
water % The river Joedan. WATCH she
ssna e Windssr eth = note oaerfng u
for shs haptiEm e Pr1ncsss beAtrtes's
bahS. Tue Qasen 81 oooe aseep1e4 the
rifs and sat 70 tie aoasF An 4utozfsph
IaelzF of lhanhA-Lfssrpasf CsuFssy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15
A FAMILY BLESSING.

simmons Liver ReeulAtoF--she favor.
Ice home remedy-is entirely vegetable,
and 10 the pureet and best family medi-
cine that is compounded. No error 70
be feared IN administering. no injury
from exposure after taking, no loss Of
time. Il 10 the best preventive msdi
ciHe, and safe to take. no matter What
the sickness may prove 10 be, and In
any Ordinary disease viii effect speedy
cure.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

The Best salve In the world for Cuis,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheam, Fe-
yer Sores. Tettar. Ohapped Hands, Ohii-
blains, O0rns and all Skin EFuptiona,
and positively cures Piles. or no pas
required. II Is guaranteed 10 give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price Is GENTS ger boz. For sale BY A.
b. STEWART. Al
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15
THs weMEs's CHnIsrIAs TEAsPszASoE
L. A. "a -. 49,.

Tbs woMEs's CHRISTIAN TEAR zzASoE
UEIoE.-At q meeting Of the Seattle
Usion yesterday the work for the snsu-
ing year was apportionsd a. follows
For Juvenile work, Mrs. Hansen; Evan
Qelistio and White Gross, Mrs. Lndlow;
Legislation snd Petitions, Mrs. Jennef;
Press work, Mrs. Chick; Prison work,
Mrs Jadee Greene and Mrs. Parkharst;
Pnhlic meeti & work, Miss o. O. Sny-
der Superintendent OF tbs Young Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Uuion /;
Scientific struction work, MIRA. Pnce /;
Temperance Literature, Mrs. o. X.
Jones Foreign work, Mrs. Lewis; Fl
nance Committee. Mrs. Snyder, Mrs.
Wilcox and Miss b. ID. Piper.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

The " OENTRMERI' IL the most pop
ular hid glove'in Americs, SI.45 for i've
buttons. Sl.90 for eight baltons. They
are far below the price OF any other
standard maker, and for &C and dura-
bility are unexcslled. The above are re
tail prices (the glove IL not sold al whole
sale) at SCHWABAOHER BROS. de1a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

STOKES GooDss-A fellow named Hen
usasy was cAaaht attsupting 70 cell q
coupls Of new BED spreads last evening
which still had The store tags % them.
which be had undoubtedly stolen ffsm
some store. Lbs goods were taken 70
polics headquarters and the thief licked
an. Chief Marphy wanna The owner q
tie cnods 10 call and tdentify thsrn, %
that Henneasy may Be bFoaGht to jas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

D. Z. Judkins. the Secon street pho.
teRrapher, has sufficiently recovered his
health 10 attend TO business again, and
will be glad 10 see his friends ct his gal
lery. The usual good quality Of work
guaranteed. ia7tm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15
rnE DEEIcurFTL IlaUsD LAxArTvR

and effective 10 curing Habitual Goa
Kidneys, Liver aud Bowels. u sots
gently, strengthening the organs on
which II acts and awakeus them to q
healthy activity. For sale By A. ID.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

Ladies wishing beautifully fitting COR
sets which give ease and comfort TO the
Wsarer, can be accommodated by leav-
ing orders and measurement at MRs.
MOONS dressmaking establishment, on
Second street opposite Me. Church. de2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

Akm BnoEEx. = Yesterday morning
Mrs. Constock. wife Of the sheriff Of
Kiisap county, while attending to her
household dutiss about her home N
Port Maids q. siipped and fell, break.
ing her riQht forearm. This b The third
tune Mrs. Comstosk has had the mia-
fOrtnne 20 break this same arm, but
always Ia 8 different plaoa. Mrs. Com
stock eama OVER % seattle, where the
broken limb Vas sst by DR.. smith.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

II is the abuse mot the use that has
condemned it. Freeman's medioated
invisible Powder properly applied is
used BY every lady Of refinement to
enhance their beauty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

PAssES0Eas.- The following passen-
gsrs len BY he Elder for SAn Francisco
tAis norniues L. b, Bayies. Miss FioiA
Fostess, Mrs. u. Atford, J. Morgan, J.,
DAISY, and u IN TIE sseeraea-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

There were thres Dorothy Qainoys In
one family; the one who married John
Hancock, the daughter Of Judge Ed.
mund Quincy, Of Braintres, having been
the nlece Of the one who married Ed
ward jackson and was the great Rrand-
mother Of Dr.. Holmes. her daughter
having married Judge Oliver Wendell,
whose daughter In turn became the
second wife Of DR.. Abiei Holnea. author
OF Annals Of America, !" an father 81
the Auiocrat May the tribs increase =
Buffalo CourSsr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

MRs. MooER, dressmaker, IL agent for
the celebrated Mcdowell Garment
Drafting Machine, the Bates health
waists, the patent folding hustle, and
the Williamson health corset. DEP
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

MosE LEaHr.-fhe Washington Iron
works has been awarded the contrast
for construssing I've large engines for
the Seattle RleetFic IiRht Company.
These engines wiil each be l6xS2 inches
in szs--ehat Is. ths cylinder will be IS
inchas In diameter and 81 inch stroke.
ana will each Be Is horse poser. They
vill ee Placed Ia tue neS Uorks Of The
nssd for the purpose Of running seven
dynanaos, which are nov on their gay
The rev eneine noe Ia use vii Be kept
work 90 cue % these rs horse. power
engines has already been oomnenced.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

CAR szoPs.-NF. Boyd n, foreman Of
TIE Washington Iroa Works sAid yea
tsrdAys eve arr hsuEinR on ear work
foF lie SEATTLE. IsAks Shore a Eastern
Railaay, and Mr.. Snsafe has assured
ns fhas II we can taEn cat The werk a.
cheap as 10 eAn Be done - The = ~.
freight added. thAt ve seall have TIE
aaatraea. We feel eohhdent - can do
tha waFk a. cheap aud much better than
Il can b. asns Ia The EsNt. fos the
reAaaa than - have sapsxicr tinAsr and
cheap IFon u TIE contract is Awarded
% as - wsii "a onca bald large ear
Shops 10 tae rear q ear uorka. snd seaa
eoF ssnse touis especially adApted - thai
class 81 9exk. fh2 awsrdlng - smcA q
eontract % ~ uiean4 ika steady enplay-
nent e afty aa3itaaaAl skiiiea sAbofsrs
il oas WofkA
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49, ZEE % hlssehed, also ersam
49, table hnraA extra heavy, ~,
ns.9 M eonts cash CnHsxnn
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The WsstsrR Queen Savon IL mana
featured emily By the Seattle Soap 90.
No better soap made, try L..
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Yatisi oorsets, reduced 10 90 cents.
CleaFaneo sale. OiEEsrER CLkARx. ja9
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Try the Western Queen sayon. II d
q thoro1Rhly good soap. Ask your gro
eer for IL.
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nm YKRpIcr uNANEaara.

W. ID. Suit, Druggist, bippns. Ind.
testi6es: Il can recommend Electric
BlttsFs a. the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every
case. One mas took six bottles, and
Gas cured Of Rheumatism Of ten ysars'
standing" Absaham Hare, druggist.
Bsllville, 0hio, nliirms: ~Tke best sell.
ing medicine have ever haGaled In my
- years. experiences, IL Electric Bittsrs.n
Thousands Of others have ndded their
testimony. 80 that the verdict u unani-
nous that ElectFis Bilters DO cure all
diseases OF the Liver, Kidneys or Blood.
Only half q dollar q bossie, Al A. b.
S&eWart'a drug store. do
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u. 4 K. GoxTsTKrN. sole agents Of ths
celebrated ]. F. Cutter whisky. nos
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Boys scotch tweed suits, all wool, as
81. SAN FRAECIsoo SroRE- jail
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% DenIsIes ,sTEAa.aIP 10

Ranning betwesn LiyeFpooi aad o1e-
bec, thence ~ rail 10 al points In TIE
Gated States. Sail ffom Liverpool
every Thursday, calling ai Belfast. and
from Qusbec every saturday. Steamers
are large and fazf and stesFaas aeoom-
nodstious uaexoeilsd By any stheF
Iine, While the voyage l. 800 miles
shorter tkAn va Hew York, thFes days
ef Il IN the smooth waters Of tha Cali
and river 81. LAwFsnee. famed fes
beantifnl, ptetafeaqne sceaeFy. steeF-
So and prepAid certificates said e
loves rates. Also drafts "a EzEoDe
and bsnk renittaroes 70 any poglol1ea
address. A. GHrxnKao, Tiekea Agent
for TIA northern Paaiae y. Il. iyl4 aw
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Massakin shsrss a e0s., fsrnex prscs
81, q 6kN fA1xCnoo sgoa1. ialle
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Treats Corn Care a. ali druggists. a24sm